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Article Title: O -Mannose Glycosylations Influence E-Cadherin Functional Interactions
Journal: Molecular & Cellular Proteomics : MCP
doi: 10.1016/j.mcpro.2026.101559
Figure Legend Snippet: Mapping the O -Man dependent E-cadherin interactome using IP screening. A , Schematic diagrams and structural model of CDH1 EC domains : ( left ) CDH1 is a transmembrane protein with five EC domains that form cis- and trans interactions; ( middle ) TMTC2 mediates O -Man on CDH1 EC B-strands, while TMTC3 mediates glycosylations on G-strands ( O -Man structures were grafted onto an AlphaFold model of EC4 using the GlycoShape tool – the mannoses are depicted as green sticks and translucent surfaces on recipient serine and threonine residues ); ( right ) schematic of the β-strand arrangement of an EC domain, highlighting O -Man sites ( green dots ) on the B- ( red ) and G- ( blue ) strands of EC2-4. B , Schematic diagram of the IP-MS-based interactome screen applied to CDH1 : Cryomilled cells are distributed to a 96-well plate and combined with different extractants; CDH1-associated complexes are affinity enriched from each extract using an antibody coupled magnetic medium and then analyzed by protein MS; the compositions of the enriched macromolecular assemblies will vary according to the stabilizing/destabilizing responses of the protein constituents and a putative interactome is constituted by the combined results. C , Results of the IP screen using 32 extraction conditions : ( upper ) silver-stained SDS-PAGE gel showing CDH1 capture by IP screening; ( lower ) hierarchical clustering of MS data, with log 2 -transformed protein abundance values from Proteome Discoverer displayed by color. Grey shading in the heatmap indicates proteins not detected (ND). Six extractants, highlighted in red, were selected for further quantitative analysis. Selected reagents present in extraction solutions are labeled with colored dots.
Techniques Used: Protein-Protein interactions, Extraction, Staining, SDS Page, Transformation Assay, Quantitative Proteomics, Labeling
Figure Legend Snippet: I-DIRT screen for CDH1. A , Depiction of the approach : BG1 WT cells and BG1 CDH1::HA cells were cultured in both light and heavy isotope-labeling media for label-swapped I-DIRT experiments. The resulting cell powders were combined in 1:1 (w:w) ratios for IP-MS analyses. Specific CDH1 interactors are enriched in one isotope-labeled channel in MS, while non-specific interactors are quantified comparably in both the heavy and light channels. BG1 CDH1::HA cells cultured in heavy-isotope media were designated ‘I-DIRT,’ while BG1 CDH1::HA cells cultured in light-isotope media were designated ‘I-DIRT swap.’ B , Specific interactors identified across six I-DIRT experimental conditions : The interactors are grouped based on how many times they were identified as specific interactors in six extractants. Orange lines represent interactions identified in this study, while gray lines indicate interactions retrieved from the STRING database . C , overlap of the I-DIRT interactor list with two previously published datasets ( , ): the panel on the right lists the 27 common interactors. Proteins are colored by their identification frequency, as in ( B ).
Techniques Used: Cell Culture, Quantitative Proteomics, Protein-Protein interactions, Labeling
Figure Legend Snippet: Bioinformatic analyses of CDH1 interactors. Gene Ontologies (GO) ( A – C ) and Reactome pathways ( D ) enriched among the specific CDH1 interactors. A , enrichment of GO Cellular Components (CC) associated with CDH1 interactors. B , enrichment of GO Biological Processes (BP) associated with CDH1 interactors. C , enrichment of GO Molecular Functions (MF) associated with CDH1 interactors. D , the enriched Reactome pathways is shown on the left . The specific interactors involved in each pathway are detailed on the right . E , Localizations of select CDH1 interactors : proteins with annotated localizations at the cell surface or extracellular matrix are listed. The X-axis of panels ( A – C ) represents the proportion of proteins enriched in each GO pathway.
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Figure Legend Snippet: O -Man-dependent CDH1 interactome. A , Average log 2 fold change values for CDH1 interactors in TMTC deficient cell lines: colors represent the average log 2 FC values across the six IP conditions, with red indicating increased interaction with CDH1 and blue indicating decreased interaction with CDH1. The circle size indicates the number of IP conditions where the interactor was significantly changed in different TMTC KO cell lines (log 2 FC ≥ 1 or ≤ −1, and p-adj. value ≤ 0.05). B , Selected interactors across different co-enrichment groups, for distinct IP conditions. Symbols indicate statistical significance, with “∗” representing log 2 FC ≥ 1 or ≤ −1 and p-adj. value ≤ 0.05. C , Interactions dependent on O-mannosylation position :: ( upper - panel ) example interactions affected by O -Man on EC domain G-strands; ( middle - panel ) example interactions affected by O -Man on EC domain B- and G-strands together; ( lower - panel ) ANXA1 exhibits increased co-enrichment when O -Man is depleted from EC domain B-strands (see conditions 16 and 20, KO: TMTC2 ). D , cell adhesion ability in cell lines expressing CDH1 with varying O- Man modification statuses. Data are presented as mean ± SEM ( n = 6). Statistical significance is denoted as follows: ∗∗∗ p ≤ 0.001; ∗∗∗∗ p ≤ 0.0001.
Techniques Used: Expressing, Modification
Figure Legend Snippet: Effects of TMTC knock - out on CDH1 and CDH3 abundance and localization. A , Western blot analysis of endogenous CDH3 abundance in BG1 cells with different TMTC KO statuses. B , Flow cytometry analysis of cell surface CDH1 and CDH3 : ( left ) representative histograms comparing fluorescence intensities in BG1 CDH1::HA cells ( green ), BG1 CDH1::HA/KO:TMTC1-4 cells ( pink ), and BG1 KO:CDH1 negative control cells ( grey ); signals normalized to mode; ( right ) Quantification of fold-change in median fluorescence intensity for surface CDH1 and CDH3 in BG1 CDH1::HA cells relative to BG1 CDH1::HA/KO:TMTC1-4 cells (n = 3). C , representative immunofluorescence images showing cellular localization of CDH1 ( green ) and CDH3 ( red ) in control BG1 CDH1::HA cells ( top panels ) and BG1 CDH1::HA/ KO :TMTC1-4 cells ( bottom panels ). Nuclei were counter-stained with DAPI ( blue ). Scale bar = 10 μm. D , Schematic model of the O-Man-dependent CDH1 interactome : some CDH1 interactors are modulated by O- Man, leading to their decreased or increased co-enrichment, based on changes e.g., in their affinity, localization, and/or abundance.
Techniques Used: Knock-Out, Western Blot, Flow Cytometry, Fluorescence, Negative Control, Immunofluorescence, Control, Staining
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